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The Jacksonville Jaguars have waived defensive back Kennard Cox and defensive end James Wyche. The move leaves the Jaguars with two open roster spots.  

The Jacksonville Jaguars today waived first-year defensive back Kennard Cox (pictured) and fourth-year defensive end James Wyche. The Jaguars have 51 players on their current roster.  

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -- The Jacksonville Jaguars have signed defensive back Michael Coe from the New York Giants' practice squad to their active roster. The team also added running back Allen Patrick to the practice squad.  

Before I headed out to the stadium, figured I'd shoot up a quick blog describing three keys to victory for the Jaguars today against Miami. Obviously, there are about 10 keys to victory, in my opinion. But I decided to hit on three really quickly: DON’T ALLOW MIAMI TO MAKE OFFENSE ONE DIMENSIONAL. Like every other Jacksonville opponent, Miami’s first order of business will be to shut down the running game and make the Jags win by passing. The...  

The Jacksonville Jaguars today waived linebacker Adam Seward and signed two players to their practice squad who had been with the team previously. Linebacker Lamar Myles and defensive end James Wyche (pictured) were signed to the practice squad today. The moves leave 52 players on the active roster and a full practice squad of eight players.  

The Jacksonville Jaguars today signed third-year defensive back Michael Coe from the New York Giants practice squad to their active roster, and added first-year running back Allen Patrick (pictured) to the practice squad.  

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Former Jacksonville running back Fred Taylor says the Jaguars might be find themselves in Los Angeles and jokingly said he was putting in a bid for a job. Taylor, who played with the Jaguars from 1998 until being released after the 2008 season, challenged Jaguars fans during a conference call on Wednesday by saying the team probably would be better off moving.  

No team has done more damage to Jacksonville's postseason hopes than the New England Patriots. The Pats knocked the Jaguars out of the playoffs in 1996, 2005 and 2007, and have handed them more two late-season blows. New England's 26-20 victory at Jacksonville in 1997 prevented the Jaguars from earning the No.